A jaguar has a varying number of spots that are unique to each individual, but typically they have rosette-shaped spots on their bodies.
jaguars have at least 54 spots on their body.
Jaguar spots help to camouflage the animal in its natural habitat, making it easier for them to hunt and avoid predators. The unique pattern of spots on each jaguar also helps with individual identification within a population. Additionally, the spots may play a role in mate selection and signaling dominance.
No, lions do not have stripes. They have a tawny coat with a paler underside, and their fur is usually uniform in color, without any stripes.
Usually just called spots, but around side and back of body are black spots that form a circular formation around a central spot called rosettes.
The spots on a jaguar are called rosettes.
Stripes
leopard's have no stripes they have spots
Jaguars do not have stripes, they have a kind of spots.
spots
yes, because when they cross or have "sex" the plants will make a plant with a mix between the two or one will have recessive, "hidden" trait. say a plant has spots and antoher plant has stripes. they cross, and then their child has spots and stripes, or just spots, and stripes is hidden, or just stripes, and spots are hidden.
leopard is to spots
a jaguar has no spots. Jaguars are completely black.
They have spots. Their skin has a distinctive yellowish color with black spots all over its body. Tigers are the cats that have stripes in their body. Leopards and Jaguars have spots that are not circular and can be irregular in shape as well.
None, it has stripes.
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skunks are often black with white stripes. there are also skunks that are black with white stripes